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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1900
Page
3
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Hammond, a wealthy man, mystery ensues when a diamond bracelet vanishes from an open case. A burglar with inside knowledge aids the search, discoveries unfold in a tense household, and a starving laborer solves the riddle by revealing the bracelet’s hiding place under a lamp base.
A porch scene begins with a stern newspaper read by a woman when Meandering Mike offers penny-wise counsel. He urges her to skip tears and listen to his hard luck tales for a dubious chance at sympathy and change, pricing tales at $2 a year for imagined gains.
A poem by Tiphard Stillman Powell in Criteria depicts the lightship riding amid a raging storm. The speaker describes pale beams cutting through dark tides as tempest and wreckage fill the scene. A troubled tide carries haunting lines about the lightship’s steadfast position above the sea’s fury.
A clipped item reports De Wet and his raiders moving in the Creole Campaign and bold skirmishes near Wepener. It notes Roberts' rear action and Balding north of the Transvaal with emphasis on the strategic movements in the theater.
The article portrays Christian de Wet as a master of guerrilla tactics during the Boer War. It details key actions at Korn Spruit, Reddersburg, and Winburg, highlighting his 1,000 mile raiding campaign, railway disruptions, and strategic evasion of Lord Roberts' forces. It notes his clashes with British columns, his raids into Basutoland territory, and his impact on British plans east and south of Bloemfontein.
A long report describes haunted rooms in Geneva New York where a resident Mrs Francis witnesses doors opening by unseen hands. It recounts the Credible tale of a floating bolt and a portrait seeming to move while a pond near Dorontlet hosts a phantom horse lake chase. Nearby Connelsville and Hanover New Oxford report ghostly visits and odd noises.
An old chronicle notes a prophecy that towns along the Muskiogua and Obie would become crowded with produce and merchandise. It claims this forecast, made 20 years before Fulton’s Clermont, foresaw a rise in river traffic and settlement, a historic parallel to early steamboat milestones.
A Philadelphia Press brief notes she was alone last evening with someone she admired. The exchange hints at a reserved admission of solitude and a lingering impression from the encounter.
Romeo the elephant was shot to death in Texas after attacking a keeper during a water break. The herd was removed from the car, the keeper dodged another elephant, and Romeo was later chained and killed. Romeo had killed three keepers in 15 years. The article also includes jokes and unrelated notes.
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